Rosie O’Grady’s practice manifests in video, performance, text, print, installation and temporary intervention. Acts of collapsing and flattening can be traced throughout – in its methods, material, and subject matter. Using these processes, the work often attempts to activate moments of disorientation, which unsettle our relationship to histories, bodies, information and objects.

Rosie lives and works in Glasgow. She was resident at Talbot Rice Gallery, Edinburgh 2018-2021. In 2018, she was awarded the Glasgow Open Bursary for Glasgow International and presented her first solo exhibition May Day at House for an Art Lover. Other projects and group exhibitions include Quicksilver at Freelands Foundation, London 2021; okay for The NewBridge Project, Newcastle 2021; What’s Love Got To Do With It? at Art-Cade Gallery, Marseille, Printemps de l’Art Contemporain Festival 2018; and The Driver’s Seat at Cubitt Gallery, London 2018. In 2019, she developed a curatorial project under the title Strange Weather and has previously worked in programming roles as a committee member at Market Gallery (2014-2016) and Programme Coordinator at Glasgow Sculpture Studios (2015-2016). She undertook a Graduate Residency at Hospitalfield 2015.